CCD Magazine - Featuring talent, producers, and distributors of today's content.

Larry Jacobson, Author, Entrepreneur, and Professional Speaker, wrote the Amazon.com Best Selling book, "The Boy Behind the Gate." Published by Buoy Press, and Independent Book Publisher, "The Boy Behind the Gate" chronicles Jacobson's six year, 40,000 mile sail boat journey around the world.

$Lenny Green Where\'s Loomis$

Lenny Green, Loomis resident, was guitarist for The Silver Strands in the US Navy. After leaving the Navy he played gigs around San Diego with the band The Thundernotes. He has since had an interesting career including a recording contract with DelFi Records, and recording with some big players in Nashville, having one if his songs performed at The Academy of Country Music Awards.

Sean Fairburn, CEO of MIO3D, demonstrates the versatility of the MIO3D Multiplates by mounting several Drift Innovation HD170 Stealth cameras in different 3D shooting configurations.

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Featuring the talent, producers, and distributors of today's content - and helping YOU get noticed!

1 Concept

Okay… so, you have a great idea for that next blockbuster indie film, platinum album, best selling book, animals-gone-wild photo shoot, or the next rock star game. Right?

2 Creation

Now that you have the story board, song outline, rough draft, brand new DSLR, or stick-figure prototypes for the FPS adventure game, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get busy!

3 Packaging

You’ve taken your brilliant idea and have created that masterpiece. Now what? It’s time to get ready for the market. What materials will you need to tell the world about your awesome piece of content?

4 Marketing

You know you have some really creative, amazing content on your hands, but you and your family and friends have seen it a thousand times already. How do you let the rest of the world know about it?

5 Distribution

Now that the press releases have gone out and you’ve socially networked your butt off, all these people are knocking down your doors or bringing down your server from so much internet traffic. How do you get your content in their hands?